What was your most important spiritual experience?

Racsouran · 09-21-2008, 04:30 PM

i think it was in 1999, 18 may.

when i was semi-slept maybe 4:00 pm in my bed suddenly i thought of the greys.

Then i felt a huge fear and flash!, all my veins and heart were burning, like burning really, very hot.

Then i saw, like the cosmos, smell the stars, and millions of beings were on applause on what i have just achieved, i felt that, not a physical perception.

I transformed into another being, a being huge in comparison with wich i was hours ago. My spehere of consciousness raised from being just personal, to cosmic permanently in a minute. Permanently.

And my life was never the same from that moment on. That´s all.

DenisSelivanov · 09-21-2008, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Racsouran

i think it was in 1999, 18 may.

when i was semi-slept maybe 4:00 pm in my bed suddenly i thought of the greys.

Then i felt a huge fear and flash!, all my veins and heart were burning, like burning really, very hot.

Then i saw, like the cosmos, smell the stars, and millions of beings were on applause on what i have just achieved, i felt that, not a physical perception.

I transformed into another being, a being huge in comparison with wich i was hours ago. My spehere of consciousness raised from being just personal, to cosmic permanently in a minute. Permanently.

And my life was never the same from that moment on. That´s all.

awsomeness

Jacqui D · 09-21-2008, 06:54 PM

One experience i had around 6 or 7 years ago now was when i was suddenly contacted by a force i knew was giving me enlightenment.
i generally do not believe in chanelling but after this experience it did make me think twice.
I was given a name Thomas. Thomas was contacting me on a regular basis for around a year or two, Thomas enlightened me and told me many things at first i thought i may be given false information but day after day the information given was developing into real evidence for me.
I asked for proof that was proof was given.
Sadly today Thomas is no longer around i felt extremly lucky to have had such a profound experience with this being.
I began to wonder if Thomas was a little more than just an alien force i since have formed a picture in my mind that he was an entity from another time zone that i have existed on in the future, how do i know this well how can anyone prove such things.
But this is very real for me that's all i can say.

100thmonkey · 09-21-2008, 07:34 PM

I think for me it was back when I was a teenager. I was raised in a christian family and had very strong belief in it as truth.
I was also very inquisitive however.
I'd come up with tricky questions, that I was genuinely interested in answers for, not just stirring trouble, but when they were too difficult to answer for my parents or sunday school teachers the answer would often come back, "There are some things only God knows. We aren't supposed to know all the answers until we get to heaven..." ie. just have faith.

This answer was the first stage of a dissatisfaction for me. It didn't feel right.
I felt that if God knew the answers, and told them to us with clear enough explanations, that we'd be able to understand it, at least eventually. That the human mind can comprehend anything if given explanation.

Being young I didn't change my life at that point, but the feeling would eventually form the basis of a thought process that lead to my escape from christianity. Blind faith wasn't enough anymore.

09-21-2008, 04:30 PM	#1
Racsouran Banned Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Spain Posts: 248	Re: What was your most important spiritual experience? i think it was in 1999, 18 may. when i was semi-slept maybe 4:00 pm in my bed suddenly i thought of the greys. Then i felt a huge fear and flash!, all my veins and heart were burning, like burning really, very hot. Then i saw, like the cosmos, smell the stars, and millions of beings were on applause on what i have just achieved, i felt that, not a physical perception. I transformed into another being, a being huge in comparison with wich i was hours ago. My spehere of consciousness raised from being just personal, to cosmic permanently in a minute. Permanently. And my life was never the same from that moment on. That´s all.

09-21-2008, 06:54 PM	#3
Jacqui D Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Kent,England Posts: 1,267	Re: What was your most important spiritual experience? One experience i had around 6 or 7 years ago now was when i was suddenly contacted by a force i knew was giving me enlightenment. i generally do not believe in chanelling but after this experience it did make me think twice. I was given a name Thomas. Thomas was contacting me on a regular basis for around a year or two, Thomas enlightened me and told me many things at first i thought i may be given false information but day after day the information given was developing into real evidence for me. I asked for proof that was proof was given. Sadly today Thomas is no longer around i felt extremly lucky to have had such a profound experience with this being. I began to wonder if Thomas was a little more than just an alien force i since have formed a picture in my mind that he was an entity from another time zone that i have existed on in the future, how do i know this well how can anyone prove such things. But this is very real for me that's all i can say.

09-21-2008, 07:34 PM	#4
100thmonkey Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Newcastle, Oz Posts: 177	Re: What was your most important spiritual experience? I think for me it was back when I was a teenager. I was raised in a christian family and had very strong belief in it as truth. I was also very inquisitive however. I'd come up with tricky questions, that I was genuinely interested in answers for, not just stirring trouble, but when they were too difficult to answer for my parents or sunday school teachers the answer would often come back, "There are some things only God knows. We aren't supposed to know all the answers until we get to heaven..." ie. just have faith. This answer was the first stage of a dissatisfaction for me. It didn't feel right. I felt that if God knew the answers, and told them to us with clear enough explanations, that we'd be able to understand it, at least eventually. That the human mind can comprehend anything if given explanation. Being young I didn't change my life at that point, but the feeling would eventually form the basis of a thought process that lead to my escape from christianity. Blind faith wasn't enough anymore.